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In this episode, Jayson reviews a 2015 article about what School-based OT looks like in the united states. It is the first in a series of journal articles Jayson will be reviewing. If you would like to review an article with Jayson, let him know with an email!

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Links to Show References:

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• Bissell, Julie & Cermak, Sharon. (2015). Frameworks, Models and Trends in School-Based Occupational Therapy in the United States. The Israeli Journal of Occupational Therapy. 24. E49-E69. 

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• Highlights from this article:

  • Trending toward inclusion

  • Expansion of Roles for occupational therapists in schools​

  • Response to Instruction and Intervention 

  • Collaborative and comprehensive evaluations

  • Collaborative goals based on the Common Core State Standards

  • Future Trends

    • Assistive Technology​

    • Transition & Post-Secondary Outcomes

    • Expansion of occupational therapist roles from being solely a function of special education to a general education role as well. 

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